Last modified: 15/09/2011
Share and print this page
It's in the Wizard
This content forms part of The Probate Wizard. Read more.
What does "going to probate" mean?
Probate application, form PA1
The grant of representation
A grant of representation is usually a vital part of the probate process. It proves that the personal representatives have the authority to deal with the estate.
However, a grant is not always required. See our guide "Is a grant of representation required?".
"Going to probate" is not a phrase found in statute or case law, but it is a common phrase in everyday use.
Need a grant of probate?
Not sure where to start?
The Probate Wizard guides you through the process from start to finish.
You could make significant savings compared to the cost of using a solicitor.
Get started for free or find out more.
Visit www.thelawwizard.com to find out more and get started for free.
Your feedback
For support, experiences and suggestions.
blog comments powered by DisqusShare and print this page
